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Dec. 8 — Departing Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary Jo White defended laws
enacted in response to the financial crisis, in the face of promises by the incoming
administration to roll them back.

“It would be a grave mistake to weaken, let alone dismantle, these core post-crisis
reforms,” White said Dec. 8 at a meeting of the SEC’s Investor Advisory Committee.

President-elect Donald Trump and his transition team have vowed to “dismantle”
the Dodd-Frank Act, and Republican lawmakers are eager for the chance to defang it.

SEC Rules

Dodd-Frank gave the SEC dozens of rulemaking mandates. The agency still hasn’t gotten
through them all but has adopted a wide range of rules, many of them under White’s
leadership.

One of the advisers to Trump’s transition team is Paul Atkins, a former SEC commissioner
who has been highly critical of Dodd-Frank and other regulations. His deregulatory
views may influence Trump’s choice for White’s replacement, but White is urging the
next chairman to press on with firming up the regulatory landscape.

“It would obviously be a mistake to dust off our hands at the Commission and declare
our work complete,” White, who is stepping down in January, said. “Much remains to
be done.”

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